Articles related to Ebola

Feature: Australia’s Ebola Risk by: Robert Cope, Joshua Ross & Phillip Cassey Improving outbreak control in West Africa resulted in reduced risk to Australia.	Feature: How Zombies Can Save Us from a Real Apocalypse by: Nick Beeton, Alexander Hoare & Brody Walker Mathematical modelling of a zombie apocalypse has real-world applications in our responses to infectious diseases such as Ebola and HIV, wildlife conservation and even the teaching of statistics.
Feature: Top 10 Science Stories of 2014 by: Australian Science Media Centre A recap of the top science stories in 2014, from Ebola's spread and a Facebook experiment that wasn't "liked" to the discovery of Richard III's remains and the world's largest dinosaur.	Browse: Kunjin Virus Effective as Ebola Vaccine
Quandary: Ethics in a Time of Ebola by: Michael Cook The Ebola outbreak has revealed a number of ethical issues that need to be sorted urgently.	Up Close: Contagion calculation: Forecasting and tracking outbreaks of influenza by: Shane Huntington Epidemiologist Assoc Prof Jodie McVernon discusses research into tracking and predicting the spread of influenza and other viral diseases like Ebola.
Online Feature: Fast-tracking access to experimental Ebola drugs by: Glenn Marsh Several therapeutic treatments are in experimental phases of testing and show great promise in treating Ebola virus infections in animal models.